Obviously Some States Are Allowed To Have

My Visit To The United States Has Also Given Me The Opportunity To Emphasize The Objective Of Establishing Close And Intensive Links Between The Turkish And American Peoples, Scholars And Businessmen

I Don't Want To Use The Term "nuclear Weapons" Because Those People In Iran Who Have Authority Say They Are Not Building Nuclear Weapons. I Make An Appeal To The Countries Who Do Have Nuclear Weapons. They Don't Consider Them A Nuclear Threat. But Let's Say A Country That Doesn't Have Nuclear Weapons Gets Involved In Building Them, Then They Are Told By Those That Already Have Nuclear Weapons That They Oppose [such A Development]. Where Is The Justice In That?

Obviously Some States Are Allowed To Have Weapons Of Mass Destruction While Others Are Not.

In Turkey The Religious Minorities Have More Rights Than They Do In Europe.

Therefore, The Question Is Not Whether Such Democratization Is Possible, But Instead How To Meet The Yearning Of The Masses In The Middle East For Democracy; In Other Words, How To Achieve Democratization In The Middle East